Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

Since v91.0 all webpages display incorrectly:

1. many coloured areas are mostly white 2. elements are missing or nonfunctional, i.e. invisible "x"s to close pop-ups, checkboxes that don't work etc 3. many pages look very weird and only vaguely as they have previously, or as they still do in other browsers (Safari)

I have attempted to attach a couple of screenshots showing: a) today's Weather Network page in Safari (which looks much like it always did in Firefox prior to v91.0) and b) how it now looks in Firefox

The difference is striking.

…but they are ≈3.8 MB each and this page won't allow any image attachments >1024KB. Can anyone suggest how to reduce the size of a .png image on a Mac?

After a few weeks of struggle I am close to abandoning Firefox after many years…

Can anyone help or offer any suggestions?

BTW the "Email me" checkbox below doesn't react when I click on it (although it does if I try this page in Safari), so I don't know if the box has been checked or not… Which is a perfect example of the type of problem that I am referring to, and which is rendering Firefox unusable for me.

So in plain text: PLEASE DO EMAIL ME IF ANSWERING THIS THREAD.

Many thanks.

The message at the top left of my screen always say’s “the content of this page cannot be displayed” whenever I try to log in to my website @ jamesbarclayspasalon salon.com. How can I fix it? My host server tells me it's a browser problem.

Hi

I had not saved Private Bookmarks in my old Intel+Rosetta Stone 2 Before Accepting to Upgrade :-(

These bookmarks we about US Tax Filing by October 15th after which you know there are severe penalties for failing to do this, as the deadline is already extended

Please help me how I can restore those lost Private bookmarks. I would be super happy because it is of highest Urgency and Importance

Thanks a ton in advance

I'm no longer able to log in to the Fifth-Third Bank website using Firefox (Mac). It worked fine up until a week (maybe two) ago; now I get an error message. Safari still works OK.

Thanks -

Gene Hawkins

For some reason when downloading audiobooks from Audible, the download window in Firefox is categorizing the files as mpeg4 (video) files using the .mp4 file extension. However, unlike audio .mp4 files, Firefox is encoding them as VIDEO .mp4 files. The files do not open in iTunes nor media player as (obviously) they aren't actually video files.

The files download properly as .aax files in Safari and Chrome so this is a Firefox issue and a recent one at that; thus, it could be related to the recent Version 93 update. There are a few others who have mentioned this issue in the community forum, but as far as I can tell no one at Mozilla has actually addressed the issue or offered help.

Yes, you can change the file extension to .aax once downloaded and it opens fine. The point is that there is no discernible reason the files should be categorized as video files in the first place, and since this function has been working for years until recently this seems like a bug the Mozilla team should fix.

Whenever I click on an external link from another application, Firefox opens two windows: One window for the requested link and one window with my homepage (which I have no use for at that moment) behind the requested link. It also appears to get bogged down for several minutes on both windows. If I manage to navigate to the hindmost window (loading my homepage) and close it, the requested window proceeds to load. This is very annoying and time-consuming. How do I fix this so that Firefox opens ONLY the link I requested?

I upgraded my MacBook Pro (Intel) to Monterey 12.0.1 and now Firefox 94.1 will not access the internet - no error messages, just hangs. I have re-installed Firefox and Monterey but no change. Meanwhile Chrome works perfectly.

Any ideas?

(I am using another machine for this query.)

Not sure why, but my firefox doesn't seem to preview text correctly on some sites and google. I've tried to look into what might be coursing the problem but can't seem to find a solution that works...

See example bellow where words are very tightly joined togeather.

I need assistance with my mac. Each time I try to open up Firefox browser I’m alerted that I can not run two separate instances at once. Warning says Firefox is already runing and you can not run two versions at once

Mac 12.0.1 User here. While attempting to upgrade from 94.01 to 94.02(and now seriously wondering why) I clicked on the downloaded .dmg file to open it and I was informed that there was no app capable of doing so. Then just to be mean, the file name was changed from awholebunchofletters&#s.dmg to awholebunchofletters&#s.dmg.part

...and not by me.

Can anyone tell me why I keep getting an error message when I click to view my Upcoming Bills & Payments, and also when I click the "Contact Us" link... The error message is: "Sorry! We're unable to find the page you were looking for due to a technical problem." I've tried clearing the cookies but this didn't help. When I do my CBA internet banking using Chrome, I don't have the same problem as with Firefox.

Writing this feels a little like having a time bomb open as I'm using the Firefox browser. Of course, I’m not *certain* it’s Firefox causing the crashes, but it seems like it.

Using Firefox > seemingly on click (no specific type of object that I’ve discerned) but once in a while just if I have the browser open in the background > computer freezers > fans whir at max for about a second > computer crashes & automatically restarts

This happened once before. I’m assuming by the version number that it might be due to a new update. Before, I put up with it for a couple days then it went away on its own. This was months ago but fewer than 6 months. My computer is in good condition (no falls or rough treatment, it’s a 2019, the hard drive isn’t anywhere near full, etc) so it really SHOULDN’T be something failing, but the sequence of events is so weird.

Anyone else experiencing this on 95.0.1? Has anyone else experienced this before? Already tried a fresh install. Going to see if I can revert to 94.something to test my theory that it is Firefox… and save me from having to use some other browser. I have a text file of the crash output that gets sent to Apple but I do not see a good way to attach it here.

I'm having a really hard time trying to put proper terms into my request. Please bear with me.

I believe it's a version or two ago that Firefox started imposing an arbitrary limit on how long I could explore in a pulldown bookmarks menu before it disappeared. I believe that earlier this wasn't the case: that once I was searching around among bookmarks they would be available to me to mouse around in for as long as I needed. Now they self-retract after a few seconds.

Is there a hidden pref to remove or greatly increase the time before the automatic withdrawal of bookmark menus while in use occurs?

I hope I'm being clear about this. I'm sure my terminology is less than accurate.

Thanks

On my iMac (iOS Big Sur 11.6), two days ago suddenly every time I tried to access FaceBook, I just got a black screen. No delay in going to black, no error message, nothing but immediate black. I can access FB with Safari and Chrome, just not FireFox (which is my default browser). It's been problem-free up until now. Any thoughts on what the problem might be?